Princes of Vitebsk

The Prince of Vitebsk was the knyaz, the ruler or sub-ruler, of the Rus' Principality of Vitebsk, a principality which lasted four centuries straddling what are now parts of Belarus and the Russian Federation.

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Ruler		Native name	Born	Reign	Death	Parents	Consort	Notes

Years of reign in Vitebsk	Name	Native name	Years of life	Parents	Notes
1101-1129	Svyatoslav Vseslavich	Святослав Всеславич	(c1065-c1130)	Son of Vseslav Bryachislavich
1129-1132	Vasilko Svyatoslavich	Василько Святославич	(c1095-1144)	Son of Svyatoslav Vseslavich
1132- 1164	Vseslav Vasilkovich	Всеслав Василькович	(c1120-c1186)	son of Vasilko Svyatoslavich
1073 - 1078		Vladimir Vsevolodovich Monomakh	( 1053-1125)	The grandson of Yaroslav the Wise, son of Vsevolod Yaroslavich	Received Smolensk after the expulsion of Prince Izyaslav Yaroslavich from Kiev and the transfer of Vsevolod Yaroslavich to reign in Chernigov. Later Princes of Chernigov, Princes of Pereyaslavl, Grand Prince of Kiev
c1093 - 1095		Mstislav Vladimirovich	(1076-1132)	Grandson of Vsevolod Yaroslavich, son of Vladimir Monomakh	Received the Principality of Smolensk from his father. Earlier Prince of Novgorod and Rostov ; later - Prince of Rostov, Novgorod and Belgorod, Grand Prince of Kiev.
1095		Izyaslav Vladimirovich	(c1077-1096)	Vsevolod Yaroslavich's grandson, son of Vladimir Monomakh	transferred to Smolensk instead of Mstislav's brother ; Earlier the prince of Kursk, later - Prince of Murom
1095 - 1097		Davyd Svyatoslavich	(c1052-1123)	grandson of Yaroslav the Wise, son of Grand Prince of Kiev Svyatoslav Yaroslavich	Took Smolensk, expelling Prince Izyaslav; Earlier Prince of Pereyaslavl, Murom and Novgorod; later Princes of Chernigov
1097 - 1113		Svyatoslav Vladimirovich	(c1080-1114)	Vsevolod Yaroslavich's grandson , son of Prince Vladimir Monomakh	Later Prince of Pereyaslavl
9			Yaropolk Vladimirovich	(1082-1139)	Vsevolod Yaroslavich's grandson, son of Prince Vladimir Monomakh	Later Prince of Pereyaslavl , Grand Prince of Kiev
10	1113 to 1127		Vyacheslav Vladimirovich	(1083-1154)	Vsevolod Yaroslavich's grandson, son of Prince Vladimir Monomakh	Later, Prince of Turov, Pereyaslavl, Peresopnytsk and Vyshgorod, Grand Prince of Kiev

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Ruler		Native name	Born	Reign	Death	Consort	Notes
Svyatoslav Vseslavich			Святослав Всеславич	c1065	1101-1129	c1130
Vasilko Svyatoslavich			Василько Святославич	c1095	1129-1132	1144
Roman Vyacheslavich			Роман Вячеславич	c1130	1162-1165	c1170
Davyd Rostislavich			Давыд Ростиславич	1140	1165-1167 (with interruptions)	1197		Merged the principalities of Smolensk and Vitebsk and ruled from Smolensk
Vasilko Bryachislavich			Василько Брячиславич	c1165	1186-1221	c1210
Bryachislav Vasilkovich			Брячислав Василькович	c1200	1221-1232	c1250
Vseslav Vasilkovich		Всеслав Василькович	c1120	1132-1164	1186	Son of Vasilko Svyatoslavichh
Bryachislav Vasilkovich		Брячислав Василькович	(c1140-c1186)	align=center |1168-1175	Son of Vasilko Svyatoslavichh
Vseslav Vasilkovich		Всеслав Василькович	(c1120-1186)| align=center |1175-1178		Son of Vasilko Svyatoslavich
Bryachislav Vasilkovich		Брячислав Василькович	(c1140	1178-1181	c1186)	Son of Vasilko Svyatoslavichh
Vseslav Vasilkovich		Всеслав Василькович	(c1120-1186)| align=center |1181-1186		Son of Vasilko Svyatoslavichh
Izyaslav Bryachislavich		Изяслав Брячиславич	c1225	1232-1262	c1264	Son of Bryachislav Vasilkovich
Konstantin Bezruky		Константин Безрукий	c1240	1262-1263	c1295	Rostislav Mstislavich	Yevdokiya Aleksandrovna
Izyaslav Bryachislavich		Изяслав Брячиславич	c1225	1264-1264	c1264	Son of Bryachislav Vasilkovich
Mikhail Konstantinovich		Михаил Константинович	c1268	1270-c1297	c1306	Konstantin Rostislavich Bezruky Yevdokiya Aleksandrovna
Vasilko Bryachislavich				1297-1320
Algirdas (1320-1377) (from 1345, Grand Duke of Lithuania)
Ulyana of Tver				1377-1393
Vytautas			c1350	1393	1430	Kęstutis Birutė of Palanga	Anna of Smolensk Uliana Ivanovna Olshanska
Fedor Vesna				1394-1396
Švitrigaila			c1373	1396	1452